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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21

IH1cLao, May I6.-AIr. Edward M0rris. Of
the Fairbanks Canning company Of ChI-
gsgo. cables from Paris to-day that he has
concluded a contract for 1,5OO, 900 kilos Of
of canned meat for the French army and
100000 kilos for the navy. This is stated
to be the largest contract ever made With an
American firm by e foreign government
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21
Kansas city Live Stock Market.

CATTLE ReceiptB ga head; shipments, Gee.
head. Market was weak aud 5G10G lower.
Coed to choice. s. 2594 So common to medium
s. 5s64 % stOeksEs, g 6O93 30; feeding steers.
S. 85st8 co. cows g 25E8 so.
HOG5-Eseeipts 1885 head shipments. 25S5
head. Market On change was weak and 1OC lower.
e 25fr4 So slip8 and pigs, 81 5O14 20
6HEEP-RseaiptE e bad ahipms1as ....
choice = e005 59i oollul0n 70 uaadiuEls 9 o0E
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21

AIARoUErrls, AIICH-, May 12.-FoEsst fires
extending to the south shore line from
Marquette to Reedsboro for fifty miles, al
though very threatening, no serious damage
has yet been done. The railroad men are
guarding all the bridges and towns along
the line and fighting ths fires successfully.
Ihs fires are the worst at Ann River near
MunEting and the town Of Rock River.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21
PARNELLsDEArH.

Reported In the House Of Commons, but
Denied b. His Friends.
LONDOE, May 1L.-Alarming EumoEs are
rife in the lobby OF the house OF commons
this morning in regard to Mr.. Parneu's
health. One Of these Eumors l. 10 the eject
that Mr.. Parnsl Ia dead. Mr.. Justin Nc
Carthy asserts, however, that be has seen g
{ legEarn from Mr.. Parasn stafing that be
would be In L0nGon tomorrow. The dis
patohs NE. M0Carig Eayss is dated today.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21

Torres
HERMosuno, MEuCo, May II.
Further adVices continue to arrive slowly
from the districts Of MOntezuma and Arispsy
the scenes Of the earthquake disasters On the
Sd inst, owing to the position OF these dis
triota, the latter Of which Is in the Sierra
Madrs range. A scientific commission has
government. A special officer which Gov
ernoE Torres sent to the scene Of the disas-
tsrs from ErYres Sunday noon returned from
that place yesterday. he says the towns OF
AEisps and OpoE50 are destroyed. From
thirJy-dvs to forty people were buried In
the ruins and nineteen severely injured.
The towns Of Granada and Lsvaisabast
were greatly damaged and several people
injured, but no loss Of life is reported. Al
though the water has risen and the earth
opened at various points, no volcanoes are
visible. In the district Of Arisps In northern
Sonora the valley OF FrOntsres was inunda-
ted by water ana nearly ali the houses Of
FFonGerss DESTROYED.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21

MrsEEAPoLIs, MIsIE., May 18.-Severa
hres broke out last night, some OF which are
inosndiary, and led Mayor Ames 20 believe
that gang Of hre bugs were organized foE
the purpose Of burning the city According
ly early this morning the mayor directed the
guard the mills, lumber yards and factories.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21

NASHVILLE, Nay 1A-Rrofassor Z. Z. Barn
ard, Of the VsudsrbuiIt observatory has dis
covered another comet bstBeen Centaur
and Scorpion, ana moving slowly toward the
northeast. Is 3 rather FAINT, about eleventh
maalilude, and hEs No tan OK nuclsus BE-
Eu1d the sar5sl'E orbit.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21
THE sENEENCE TOO sEVEEE

The Shooting q the lEeziean Army on
osrs Criticized.
C1rx or MEEO0, VA GALVEsrOE, Nay IL
The frat intelligence Of the shooting OF the
Mexican army OhissEs on account Of the
Nogales incident rescued the public az the
capital to-day and caused q profound s5nsa-
ton Nothing Wa1 knOWa OF the execution
NJ the sentence ~ the American legation
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21
PHILLIPsBURG. KANSAS, SATURDAY, MAY q, 1881
aENERAL oAHEIELD.
dwelling OF the Statue OF Oar HartyFed
President BY the Array OF the Cumber-

dwelling Of the Statue Of Our Gartyred
President BY the Army OK the Cumber-
land.
WAzHnaroz, D. O., Nay 1.-THE second
day Of the meeting Of the society OF the
Army Of the Cumberland was perfect spec
linen OF Washington spring weather.. At an
early hour in the morning small dsbAch-
ments Of regular troops militia and other
organizations that were to participate Ia the
parade took possession OF the streets Al
noon the executive departments were closed
and added their quota 70 the throngs on the
sidewalks.
At business meeting this morning Of the
society Colonel Henry Stone OF Boston,
vas selected As orator and Colonel Wlllan
MGhdichRels Of New York, as alternate At
the next reunion Chicago Was selected as
the place, and Chicamauga week IN Septe1n-
Der, 1888, as the time for holding the next
reunion. The present Officers OF the society
we're reelected for the coming year as FOL
lows: President, General 2. Il. Sherldapi
corresponding secretary, General Henry "A.
Cist; treasurer, General J. =. Iull6rj record
ing secretary, General John W. Steele ana
vios presidents from each state represented
IN the society.
The right Of the procession moved up ''H''
street and by the way OF Pennsylvania
avenue down Third street. 60 Maryl land
avenue, and halted near the monument.
The grand stand was prOfuseiy decorated
with bunting and the speakers stand was
DrnAmented with graceful palms and plants,
while tattsred flag hung from its STAFF at
sithsr corner. A pair of comfortable chairs
placed on either stand were reserved for
the president and Mrs. Cleveland. Places
we're also reserved for the sculptor and other
favored guests. Just before O'Clock the
invited guests began to arrive. James and
Harry Garfield were escorted to seats by
General Musey, while Colonel Wilson per
formed q similar once for the aged W. w.
CorCoran-
The statue, which is bronze, is the design
Of the sculptor, j. Q. A. Ward, who also de-
seigued the equestrian statue OF. General
Thomas in this city. 1t ia ten feet and six
inches in height and represents Garfield
facing the west IN the act Of delivering an
address, with his right hand resting on
column and manuscript held IN his
left hand. The pose Of the figure
Is easy and unconventional. Incumbent
ideal figures at each corner OF the triangle
pedestal represent the student the warrior
and the statesman, IMPLYING the three
spochs in General Garhsld's career Bronze
tablets sboVe the figures bear a globe, a
trumpet and sword and laurel wreath en-
closing the scales OF justice. The inscrip-
lions upon the shaft are placed upon three
sides as follows:
On the southwest face:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21

The erection Of the statue was authorized
at the meeting OF the society at Chattanooga
IN 1881, and nine members were appointed
10 select a design and superintsnd its con-
struction. The committee this morning
paid over to the sculptor, Mr.. Ward, $780,
749 in full settlement Of his claim.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21
Sent to ths scene.

EoaAnzs, Ar, Nay Is.-Ths following
dispatch has been reoeived from Governor
Tou-ars
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-21

Established 1873
Shelf Hardware, Iron, Nails,
Steel, Wagon Material, Barb
Wire, Garden Tools, Garden
Seeds, Stoves and TinWare.
Spring Wagons, Baine and
Western Farm Wagons, Buggies.
A full line Of Weir and Rock
Island Plows, CuItivatoFs, List
ers, etc. etc,
We guarantee our goods to give aatisfa ton.
South side OF square.
FHILL1PsBURG. KANSAS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06
The Result.

The result of the election of Monday last.
so far as the choice of state and local officers
is concerned, was eminently satisfactory.
The entire republican state ticket was elected
by a plurality of 5000 TO 10000 votes. The
great effort TO defeat that veteran jurist,
Judge CAMPBELL, came to naught, and the
State OF Michigan is fortunate indeed to have
secured his services for another judicial tenn.
The supreme court will not, as some had
feared and some had hoped, be given over TO
the entire control of the opposition party,
but will have two eminent and able republic
cans among its members.
GEORGE NJ. Buck has beer elected as a
successor to Judge MILLS by majority that
is so large that it is waste of time TO count
it, which is quite different from six years ago,
when for days republicans awaited the news
from Wakeshma'' to settle the question of
Judge Mill Is election or defeat.
The prohibitory amendment is probably
defeated by small majority, result that,
while it was not wholly unexpected, is very
tnucn W DO ieBIetueu. Outsiue INC CITY OF
Detroit. the amendment has a handsome
majority, but the immense vote against
it in Wayne county could not be entirely
wiped out. Van Buren, county appears as
the banner county of the state, giving it a
majority of 1864.
The salaries amendment has been almost
lost sight of in the oyershadowing interest
taken in the fate of prohibition, but it is un.
doubtedly defeated. The vote polled, either
for or against it, was light one.
Michigan is undoubtedly removed from
the list of doubtful states and may be surely
counted in the republican column of 1888, a
column that is marching forward to assured
and overwhelming victory.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06
ELECTION RETURNS.
PAW PAW


-Four tickets were nominated, republican.
labor-union, greenback and democratic.
With the exception of school inspector and
one constable the last three were identical
while the last two were Just the same. The
a2reenbackers concluded not to print their
ticket which left but three actually in the
field. The entire republican ticket was
elected. The following is the vote in detail
both in state and town tickets. republicans
being named first:
Justices Of Supreme Court-Long and Camp
bell 323 each, Camp 1iS. Griffin 12l,
Blanchard 60, Atkinson 7s, Clute a.,
Cheever A..
Circuit Judge-Buck 81, Howard 1874.
supervisor I'd. Wildey 3j4, G.. G. Searles
277.
Clerk. c. Nash 800, w. II. Mason 267.
Treasurer. 9. Warner 1913, |. w. Hubert
OBS.
Justice. W. Rowland 500. Il. L. Bowen
265.
Commissioner-w Al. Thayer 3ls. c. n.
Griffin 27s.
Inspector-A. c. Martin $50, c. $. Maynard
%.
Consiables- u. w. McCa5e 4O2. j. Z. Bull
lard 354. T.. A. Foster 3iS, II. Hawley
347, Y. u. Quick PIC, Frank Eldredge
1876. n. Harris go, j. NJ. Whelpley 2Cl.
v. b. Lord 0S.
Prohibition-Yes 500, No 105.
Salaries-Yes 200. No l33.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06

The Detroits are having a regular picnic
on their southern tour and winning laurels
and games wherever they go. OF course,
they are not meeting any such foemen as
they will have to contend with when the
league season is opened, bat they are getting
hardened to their work-getting their hand
in-and will be better prepared to play ball
than any of their opponents when the battle
really opens. A good start will go long
way towards final victory. 1t really looks as
though there was fair chance that the pen
nant might find resting place in the "city
of the straits" at the close of the league
season,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06
WonderfuICurcs.

Covert d Bartram, retail druggists Of Paw
Paw, Mich, say: We have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucken's Arnice Salve for four years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well. or
give such universal satisfaction. There have
been some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases of pro-
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use Of few bottles Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitien. Weguarantee them always.
Sold by Covert a BartTani.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06

The TRUE NoRTHERNER advocated the pro-
hibitory amendment because it believed that
legal prohibition was right, and that its
adoption would promote the welfare and
happiness of the people of Michigan. II
still entertains that opinion but, if it is
decreed that we cannot have prohibition at
present, it will favor a rigid enforcement of
such law as is or may be enacted for the regu-
lation of the traffic, hoping and believing
that each onward step will bring us nearer
and still more near to absolute legal prohibi-
finn
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06

CONSIDERABLE surprise was created by the
charges of immortality made against JOHN n.
FOSTER, superintendent of the state public
school at Coldwater. Mr.. FOSTER claims to
be able to prove his entire innocence and
says that certain actions that were perfectly
innocent in themselves, have been perverted
by his enemies and made to appear as EVIL
dences of guilt. An investigation is being
had which will, probably, establish the truth
IN the matter. Under Mr.. FosTER's admins
tration, the school has been grand success,
but should he be shown TO be guilty of the
matters laid to his charge, he cannot be re-
moved from the position he occupies any too
soon. 1t will be well for the people, as well
as for Mr. FOSTER himself, if he can substan-
tiate his innocence In the matter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06

p. 81 want to buy 1000 bushels of corn
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06

" Chicago is az fortunate in convicting
her booders as her sister city OF New York
has been, she will not long have to play
second fiddle The city that gets ahead of
the great metropolis of the west has got to
be a lively one indeed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06
ID. BErHuNE DuFPIELD could have carried
the amendment simply by keeping his mouth
shut.

CHICAGO elected a republican mayor 10y
majority of over $4,000, magnificent victory
over anarchism. socialism communism and
all kindred isms
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06
Omnibus Orders.

All orders left OF the post Office for Bur
dicks bus TO all trains and private houses
will meet with prompt attention. 12tf
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-06

The commissioner of highways reported
tho roads and bridges of the township in fair
condition. S765.17 were expended last year
in repairs of the same. He recommended
the raising of $3.50 for highway purposes for
the ensuing year. Report adopted.
The report of township clerk showed a
balance on hand of S956.S3. The board
recommended that $500 be raised for town
ship purposes. Report adopted. A wood
chuck bounty of twenty-five cents per scalp
was also voted.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
,yO!iu y. Ggl1fhG.-

This cvenias taa eg'itSas American
comedian john Is UtAcE3 wi!' apcesr 1t
tus Op.rA House IL S.e'hne O3y,te's
iolr.nos a1r3eiS, Ia Widow LAda1, IL
which lie viii suseHin tar character OF
Major Wsli.rsroa d, Boots. The
n9r.niGg tgo.ac5 comedy Sweet
naarLa" win also IA pres9pted. MIR
llsria is one OF Vac ta" living expo,
nsnts at 10 old school coIcsdy, ant this
character of jar Wellington DE Boots
. na has rua1e peculiarly his own othei
! nzsu have essSJai IA sei II, sot mf
! Carrie ID tho only ons WAo hso ever
| bgea able 10 luyees Il 70 ia thAs renlisl
20 rec,srary 70 tba successful pTssenta
/ t!oua! ckacGctoro OF this nature. A
sais IL probably the iOss cppoltunl'
| that will! bh cffsi ea OF geliaG Mr. CLARKE
! ip Thin cNty ;ur reveal sears tbs hous
Dhouis. tie Gro Sde1.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
10 Meet To-day.

Ate3O O'Clock to-day the Northern
Sunday School Association OF New Cas-
tie County will meet in West Presbyter
ian church. Reports will be made OF the
condition Of the schools and paper on
sunday school discipline will be read by
the Rdy. Henry d Lindsay Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church. Miss Mary Nixon
will read an essay on "How can teachers
best follow up their work during the
week" There will also be devotional eX
ercises. DIR. James A Worden wi'l az
4 Ak o'clock present model lessons on the
Bible corresponds nee school. In the
evening the Rev. J. L Cation Of Chesa
peske City, Nd, chairman of the Presby
ierial Committee on Sunday schoo
Work, will speak on the work In the
presbytery, aud the Rev. DR.. j. A Wor
fan will address the convention. Al
sunday school teachers and officers o
the city and vicinity are invited to at,
tend.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
Being Improved.

Z. James Belt, the popular druggist, 10
having his drug store at sixth ana mar
ket streets thoroughly repainted anu
Otherwise improved. 10 few days tue
store will present an entirely changed ap
pearance. This ia one oil the oioesS ,.'. anu ~
nos mos, popular drug stores in the city, II
hayipg been esteb ished in 1870 and since
that time It has maintained the reputa1,
tion th%. Of being the place where fresh and !,
pure drugs and chemicals could be iounu anl
was known by everybody in the city, and
since il became Mr.. Belts number o.
years ago, its popularity has not 5r aininifn. r:
ed, but if anything, increased lns = q. n Ir
10 the store are nearly I'll .hn, tba,
nbsrnacy. which is a guarantee that theA
ptr ua, rerieetly acquainted With their bust
ness Mr. Bolt has already lad IN a 4 hn' At
a,snrtmcpu oi articles tor ChFlsIma
lsalCs,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
|P.J. WALSH ( CO.
5O6 MARKET ST.
Announcement

Exceptional bargain offer
ing beginning with to-day.
Due to an early fall and
winter trade this season a
great many Of our lines that
we closed out for the manu-
(acturer have been broken,
and being unable to fill up
have been compelled to re-
place with new and COM
plete stock.
To close out three broken
lots we have reduced them
one. third and to give greater
prominence to this offer we
have decided to inaugurate
a general bargain s a e
throughout our whole stock,
teeling it will be to your ad-
Vantage and our profit to
make the offer at this time
when you need the goods
rather than wait until the
season is past and you have
supplied yourself.
This general reduction
t will not be confined to
E broken lots or goods desir-
ous to be gotten rid OF but
t to warrant it worth your
while to come and inspect,
t the knife has been put into
, new and desirable goods.
e Particular attention is call
led to this offer in reference
to our
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
VIII Certainty bs irst,sured.

a letter hiss bsen received fson1 stha
Grnnd Secretary OF tie B;"eYo,eNt P:t-
t-ctiye Order of ElkH etat.HS that tho
application t, organize ~ lodge 10 ihts
city has beer recetved, aud O'ils tEiiy
aatls;actcry WAS referred 10 tho propes
authorities, ana IL is now certaia thst
an order will exist tr this city before
many monsha a few hoaOTaaie raein'
hers of tho p,ess who ere hi0diy re-
spt c:ed be tho community %rd niSni:'-
vat authoi it.ss, aud WHO dor't pi}sasa
prt iailen on s.3couus az p9-r ra3.ea, a-a
al the head OF the enttrpf:se.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
r,.artaiunent

The members of Morning star Looge, y,
ra oi tae United He'd Carriers anu ,
! 1'o shoreTs of this city, will give gTan1
i,n,optsinment i.aopt eI tomorrow, "Wednesday
ensu,nr in the German Pall, Sixth stree IHs;
essn,n ea,mann Fr. nch and Walnut. The uni
oe.@IVC ,,ersai Cornet Band, will furnish music
There There viii be lecture and grand mafSm snt
The he Morning Star Lodge, OF Chester, an' ID
the @ Light Star Lodge, OF fniIaCeape T1Csnps o
are are expected to be present. licN''' y
admission 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
holiday E.xcurson Tickets

Ia parxuapcs OF tbe usual custom,
ths Pennsylvania Bailroad Company
will sal! Garistr as anu New Yeat *
eursfon tick ,s bstveen Ell ticEct sta-
yiops oD It's InAin line and t-aro1ea a.
reduced rates ThG tic29Fs wiil 10 sot!
on Decenher 25a. "a i, 25.h, 26sa, 3aah
and Sist, 1887, aud January lsa "'id Id
1888, good tor retura trip unt.l JaEuGts
Sd, 1858, inclusive.
The tickets will enable the ~ Bic q
vis!t trien6s Ind enjoy the s>nlal plea
sures cf rho glad season at 3 t:tiinE e1
peaae xar railway fare.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
nlh soldier in p.stress

An old soldier named Malcolm Edison,
who has teen working for some time In
Pullneyyille, n. ". arrived IN this ci'y y
this morning, on his way TO the Sol
diers' Home in Virginia. he Is suffering
from erysipelas, catarrh in the head, and
rheumatism, and has not the money to
pay his way there. dc told HE story at
The Police staSion this morning and was
allowed to rest there until he could tel
some one who could help him on his way
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
municipal court

peputy Judge Lyman 4 prss'ddiS e, nnia,nsi 81
mi. Dp lpoorn!ps's session OF the n uh'o,pa, ss
a,n,I TINS Josepa S,aush'er, ooio5so, Sss sns
tinen % snu co"Suot. William Bush. o
oisoiueny oesyoacSsblo looking white man' Ns
vv,y s,as aed 81 nnd costs fof dranssnnsSsi, sns%i
Thornas ao Kennedy. arrested as !, suSpi unp;,
c,ana nnJb Character, was secommttted uu'''
to.ncrrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
zig grrnr,ss tor Wilmington.

rha latQs st5ck We received ana
-. 20 uiease rich and poor. Eine
beaver ove,ooats from 20 70 soi "a, a.,
worth double the mohey. 80 a VIZ Ia 20, to,
ai!.uo oo suit for $40; eoia e.se~no sar 90 @ ho
rio. AN all-wcol child,s sun .os ~ NJ NJ
warranted, az the one pslos '.J.I u,aIn No.
MEYERS, Goods marked IN pi~re refrnS md
nrrs If not satisfactory We nG,,S
the ropey. Northwest CORNER '-
ard Make: streetB.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
.caaemy Of music.

rca Academy of Music wss oloGoeu cue.
10 =. evening to witness tho Miner Ms oU% Usr
tlas ,ss nsn "a "rhs silver King" the per
pspS p,nca -, yss flrst class in every 10 y,
.oimAIS nn. N xb;le The rev and novel scent' aO
spec,, ,r,,scnanloal effects makes the pro
snn,,oS snu Srishrer and better than eve V,
nuS =. fn1s Tbere will be matinee so,orm 70, mU,
uew oe,U,I; AFTERNOON, aud the closing perform
sv" ancs viii be given tomorrow nigo"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
Rrevitios,
The cheapest has house I'm the city
Rum sord Bros.' 4O4 Market street.

Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Go to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like 1t.
w. j. Klmble, grocer, End and Justissn st.
Miliard u. Davis, jeweler. e. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hanf's, 10 4. Fourth.
II, Roop smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's. 3O9 Ship
ley street.
do to Geo. II. Murphey's for your parioI
chamber and dining room furnitdre. 5us snip
ley street.
10. Bryant, No. IL Etst Seventh street,
| is taking orders for tue revised Snd iat.s
edition Of ,amanthS at S%ratoSs. Price re-
ducsd 10 SIS. A2enys wanted.
eotoH, II. Moore's stalls, n and 74S eeont
s,re et market, tor your your ciiaice crsa mef'
| fresh butter also the best cream ch9e Sc.
! market price.
II You want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and putin gooa ofasr r LOT tae "inter itct
,ls' stove ard Heater Company. By tele
luhone, Number S1S, 1t will be promptly tten
ugl to.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
Dauty HUT

As ] Lewis Ken. Worta!ng gto2 . -
going home from church ~ ClA5 rno7,',
on Sunday, hs wss tbro@n ffoaA his
horge, causing disioce1ion OF ais LEFT
arm, ar. 9sesuey FJulron cGIaa 10
his assistance. and the Drs. oarafza
ware called ia snt the fracture soon
reduced.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
sal, OF ,orx.

Hn%in & I.ans. 2ucsioasers, sold 70
Caarles Ciatz, near ST aeOrzts, Oh
NJ lnuav. ha,ses s.; SST Si3T, Sl40;
ogits. s95 S77. S3!; o7ws, $50 $40; piRs,
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